Times Editorials
The latest Times Editorials coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Editorials section.
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Opinion: Human brains aren’t wired to fight climate change
Humans are very likely the only species that can imagine very distant futures. Unfortunately, our brains aren't wired to behave in a way that optimizes those futures. After all, most of us don't even save enough for retirement.
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Opinion: Moving bus stop away for low barrier shelter has its lessons
Lead with facts and consistency
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Opinion: LeBron’s Looks: Gov. Bill Lee turns away from red flag law
In March, when a Tennessee bill that banned drag shows in public spaces was signed into law, Gov. Bill Lee defended it by saying that it was to ensure children weren't sexualized. He wanted to protect children.
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Opinion: License plate readers rollout requires fairness, intention
Will Hamilton County become a surveillance state?
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Opinion: Shared roads, shared responsibility: More bike lanes benefit everyone
Chattanooga has plenty of ambitions for its infrastructure.
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Opinion: Retirees make Hamilton County school board races even more important
Presidential politics have consumed newsprint, television and radio talk shows and social media for months, and there are months to go before the November 2024 showdown.
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Opinion: Council meeting time change: Who really benefits?
The Chattanooga City Council has changed its business meeting time, a move that leaves just one impression: Council members are limiting public access to their business, which is our business.
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Opinion: Start real, honest conversation about gun violence
Thanksgiving is two weeks away, and with the delicious food and family time come the dreaded political conversations.
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Opinion: Firing range hinders Moccasin Bend’s potential. Get it off
The rustling of tree leaves as the wind passes through them.
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Opinion: Police video releases: Unveiling the truth or controlling a narrative?
Protecting the integrity of a police investigation and the public's right to know often ends in an unsatisfactory stalemate, as highlighted in a Sunday Times Free Press report about two police-involved fatal shootings.